Sentence examples for has proved increasingly difficult from inspiring English sources

But against Anderson, that has proved increasingly difficult.

Originally elected in 2006, Yayi's second term has proved increasingly difficult as some of his closest allies deserting him.

Coaxing those same migrants back into the urban work force has proven increasingly difficult.

Oil and gas production in Russian fields has proven increasingly difficult, as the government tightens its grip on its energy assets.

But more surprising is that nine other series, including Action Comics, Batgirl and the Flash, at least doubled their normal sales and sold over 100,000 copies, a milestone that had proved increasingly difficult for comic-book publishers to reach.

Focus on the current empirical data, which is increasingly real-time and has proved increasingly accurate.

Such ideas have proved increasingly compelling.

Even here, things have recently proved increasingly difficult for the Bombay Don, and he has had to abandon The White House in Karachi.

But it proved increasingly difficult to find support for his ideas.

Among the concerns raised in the report are that elderly people are increasingly living in suburban, auto-dependent areas; that they have had fewer children and, therefore, now have fewer primary caretakers than previous generations had, and that access to services will prove increasingly difficult for them.

The NHS has largely succeeded over the years (although it is proving increasingly difficult in 2014).